From his painted blue front porch, life at Sunnyside Farm in Camp Verde, Arizona was right side up for a decade, until Wednesday. abc15
“You could hear the water just rushing...It literally only took about 10 to 15 minutes for the whole field to be underwater," said Marshall Miglin.
“It’s hard,” Miglin explained. “It does become a little more emotional because it’s something you’re putting your time, your effort, your passion into.”
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